A massive new Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – Rancor Deluxe Statue is available for pre-order via Sideshow Collectibles. It stands nearly 30″ tall, and is cast in a mix of resin and fiberglass. It includes a Rancor Pit themed base. It’s priced at $1,300, with optional payment plans available. It’s due out between June and August of 2020. Pre-order at the link below, and check out the photos after the jump.
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – Rancor Deluxe Statue
“Oh no! The rancor!”
Sideshow presents the Rancor Deluxe Statue, ready to join your galaxy of Star Wars collectibles.
The Rancor Statue measures just over 29” tall and 29” wide as the monstrous reptilian towers over the torturous pit of Jabba the Hutt’s palace. The rocky earth of its dreaded cavern contains the remains of its victims, including one unfortunate Gamorrean Guard.
The fiberglass and resin Rancor Statue embodies the terrifying presence of the savage, salivating beast in an incredibly detailed collectible format. From its hulking shoulders to its oversized arms, the Rancor’s rough skin is covered with intricate scales, scars, muscles, and spines, introducing unique lifelike textures to give fans a new perspective on its iconic onscreen appearance.
The Rancor has a chain clamp on its right wrist, and its clawed hands are ready to grab whoever Jabba throws into its pit next. The creature’s snout has a wet appearance to emulate the drool dangling from its mouth during its suspenseful fight with Luke Skywalker in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Roaring and revealing its dangerous teeth, the Rancor Statue makes a magnificent addition to any gangster’s palace or Star Wars display.
Every palace needs a pit beast- wrangle the Rancor Statue into your Star Wars collection today!
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – Rancor Statue by Sideshow
Ugh. So dope. I love the Rancor (and everything that has to do with Jabba's palace for that matter).
Did they make the legs too long or does it never stand that straight in the movie? Something just seems slightly off there.
Dam, that's sick!!
I feel like this somehow looks more detailed and realistic than the Rancor from the movie. It’s giving me cloverfield monster vibes. It also requires a bit more sliminess to fully evoke the character and maybe it’s because the film kept him in relative darkness throughout his screen time that I just don’t quite recognise this as accurately representing the Rancor. Even the face seems different and the odd proportions just don’t look awkward enough. Not that I could buy this anyway.
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